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Nick Cave’s son Earl, 26, addresses his twin brother Arthur’s death and his own conversion to Christianity a decade later which he says is ‘intrinsically connected to my trauma’
Earl Cave, the 26-year-old son of musician Nick Cave, has spoken publicly about the death of his twin brother Arthur and his own subsequent conversion to Christianity roughly a decade later. He described the two events as being “intrinsically connected” to his trauma, offering a rare personal reflection on how grief shaped his spiritual path…
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‘John Wick’ Meets ‘Taken’ in Netflix’s New 10-Part Action Thriller That’s Now the Biggest Show on Streaming
A South Korean thriller called Agent Kim Reactivated has become the most-watched foreign-language series on Netflix’s global charts, overtaking fellow K-drama newcomer Human Vapor despite the latter’s strong critical reception. The show’s success continues a strong run for South Korean film and television in 2026, following the acclaimed action film The Furious, and underlines the…
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Fenerbahce possible qualifying opponents for Hearts
Hearts, Rangers, Motherwell and Hibernian have discovered their possible opponents in the next round of European qualifying, following Monday’s draws. Hearts will face either Fenerbahce or Gornik Zabrze in the Champions League if they overcome Sturm Graz, while Rangers, seeded in the Europa League third qualifying round, have been paired with Polish side Jagiellonia Bialystok.…
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Eagle-eyed viewers swoon over ‘hot podium guy’ as he returns with lectern for Keir Starmer’s farewell speech
Viewers watching Keir Starmer’s resignation speech from Downing Street were reportedly distracted by the reappearance of a lectern-carrying aide dubbed “hot podium guy,” who drew attention online during a previous high-profile broadcast. The moment comes as Starmer prepares to deliver his final address as Prime Minister ahead of Andy Burnham taking over the role, a…
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Boy, 13, dies during World Cup celebrations in Spain
A 13-year-old boy died and two other young people were injured when part of a fountain collapsed during celebrations for Spain’s World Cup victory in Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca province. The tragedy occurred after crowds climbed onto the Árbol Gordo fountain to celebrate, turning festivities into what local officials called a disaster, and highlights the safety…
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FBI boss Kash Patel details how agency and partners secured record-shattering FIFA World Cup
FBI Director Kash Patel has given an exclusive interview detailing the scale of the security operation mounted to protect the FIFA World Cup, the first tournament final hosted by the United States in more than three decades. He described the effort as equivalent to policing “78 Super Bowls in 38 days”, reflecting the unprecedented commitment…
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Out of Sight review – mountain idyll on the Swiss border is a gilded cage for distressed asylum seekers
A new documentary, Out of Sight, directed by Lisa Polster, exposes conditions inside a remote asylum detention facility on the Bürglkopf mountain in the Austrian Tyrol, a site otherwise known as a scenic tourist destination. The film gives voice to young male asylum seekers held at the centre, which residents describe as a prison rather…
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Major glitch in Matrix as UK government projects watchdog rates shared services cluster red
The UK government has confirmed that Matrix, a project to move nine departments onto shared ERP and HR systems, has been rated “red” by the National Infrastructure and Service Transformation Authority (NISTA), meaning its problems with schedule, budget, quality or benefits delivery do not currently appear manageable. Matrix is a key part of a wider…
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Twenty One Pilots announce global watch party for new live film ‘More Than We Ever Imagined’
Twenty One Pilots have announced a global online watch party for their concert film “More Than We Ever Imagined”, giving fans worldwide who missed its cinema run a chance to see it together, complete with a live Q&A featuring Tyler Joseph and Josh Dun. The film documents the duo’s career-defining show in Mexico City, where…
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RNC trolls DNC, Maine Democratic Party in letter offering to help restore trust, ‘defend democracy’
The Republican National Committee has sent a letter to the Democratic National Committee and the Maine Democratic Party offering election lawyers, trained observers and other resources to help oversee the selection of a replacement Senate candidate after Graham Platner’s exit from the race. The offer, obtained exclusively by Fox News Digital, is framed in pointedly…